Yours to keep. It lives in this browser and nowhere else —
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Current goals
＋ goal
Status
Party
＋ member
Favorites
The things you'd name without thinking.
Hobbies
What you do when nobody's asking.
Preferences
The small settled opinions — window seat, tea over coffee.
What you're best at
＋ skill
The few you'd name first. Everything you've ever learned lives under
Things you've done → What you can do.
Languages
However you know them — grew up with it, learned it, still getting there. No scores.
INVENTORY
Not everything you own — just the things worth naming. The ones you'd never sell are never given a price here.
MAPS
MAPSYOUR LIFE, IN ORDER
Where you were, and when. Tap a year to see the map as it stood then.
Your map, your scale — the whole world, one country, or the few streets you know by heart. All of it counts.
Trips worth remembering
Tap a place to change how you know it. ✕ removes it.
COLLECTIONS
The songs, films, books, people and someday-plans that make you you.
THINGS YOU'VE DONE
WHAT YOU'VE DONEWHAT YOU CAN DO
Not a checklist to finish — a record of what you did, what you tried, what you remember, and what you're proud of. Trying counts.
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FOOD
What you love to eat, and how the ones only you know are made.
Recipes worth keeping
Write down the ones nobody else has. This is the most easily lost thing a family owns.
Favourites
Top three get medals. ▲▼ to put them in the right order.
JOURNAL
Dates that matter, and the days worth writing down.
Dates that come round
Small facts
＋ fact
The odd little things worth not losing — what your name means, your number,
who you were named after, the story behind a scar.
HEALTH
Small things, most days. Streaks are for encouragement — a missed day is not a failure, and nothing here scolds you.
Today
Appointments coming up
Things a doctor would ask about
Surgeries, conditions, allergies — the things a doctor asks about and you never remember. Keep it brief; this is a memory aid, not a medical record.
MONEY
Not a scoreboard. Numbers that tell you whether you're getting freer — whatever stage you're at.
I'm currently—
OVERVIEWRECEIPTS
A month costs
—
everything you spend in a normal month
the money word: upkeep
How long you'd last
—
months you could go with nothing coming in
the money word: runway
What you keep
—
out of every 100 that comes in
the money word: savings rate
A month costs — upkeep
Everything you spend in an ordinary month: rent, food, bills, the lot.
Most people guess this too low, which is what the receipts page is for.
How long you'd last — runway
The money you could spend today, divided by what a month costs.
If you have 10,000 and a month costs 2,000, that's five months.
It's the most useful number in personal money because it measures
freedom rather than wealth — and it improves whether you earn more or spend less.
What you keep — savings rate
Out of every 100 that comes in, how much is still there at the end of the month.
Keeping a little of a small income beats keeping none of a large one.
Everything you own, minus what you owe — net worth
Add up what you own, take away what you owe. It's the number people brag about,
which is exactly why it isn't the big one on this page.
Can spend now — liquid
Money you could actually use this month. Cash and savings count.
A house or a pension usually doesn't — you can't buy groceries with a kitchen.
Things you owe — debt
Money that has to go back out. Paying it down raises what you're worth
just as much as saving does.
1 · EVERY MONTH
Money in—
Money out—
Difference—
2 · WHAT YOU HAVE
Everything you own, minus what you owe—
Change since last month—
Log a month to start a line.
Things you own
Mark the ones you could actually spend this month — only those count toward how long you'd last.
Things you owe
3 · WHAT YOU'RE SAVING FOR
Amounts are just numbers — read them in whatever money you actually use.
Everything here stays in this browser and is never uploaded.
Log what you spend. This is where UPKEEP stops being a guess.